^this^ for anyone with a brain, the Midget is extremely hard to sack. We contained him quite nicely and that is no easy task.

I watched Karlaftis and he seemed to be pulling up a lot. I think it's obvious they were playing contain.

Welp..... same old same old.

Eh - weird team to defense. Nothing statistically would've really changed things for me either way.

That said - looked like the same old slapdick physically. Wasn't overly quick or explosive. Wasn't able to win with power.

I'm still waiting to see this new lighter, more explosive Clark some of y'all were talking about when he showed up skinny. Sure, he's lighter. I don't see more explosive. And I don't see any power to speak of.

He's just taking up space at this point. If he's schemed into a position to succeed he might be able to. He can probably clean up a coverage sack here and there. But as far as just winning his reps goes - he doesn't have the tools to do it.

I hate having to have ANOTHER count-down to the end of Frank Clark because we should've hit 0:00 last spring. But hey, it's all there is left to do at this point. Short of Matt Cassel, I can't think of a more ignominious Chiefs career.

At this point, we hope the Cowboys suck and decide to sell and go give them a 3rd for Lawrence.

Yeah, far more ignominious to have played a major role in our Super Bowl season and then fallen off than to have murdered your wife and then committed suicide on team property. Also definitely more ignominious than to have gotten drunk, slammed into a car while driving, disabled a child, all during Super Bowl week.

I’m not sure that term means what you think it does.

Dude, you're entering Lexicon territory with this stuff...

There was one play where Jones had a sack and Murray was able to duck under it and get away.

I think you know I meant in terms of his on-field impact.

But keep on telling yourself he was instrumental in the SB if you'd like. It's really the last thing you ball-washers have to cling to at this point.

Clark has been a monumental bust here. He's embarrassed himself on and off the field and has done so after the expenditure of enormous cap/draft capital.

The Chiefs would've been better off had he gone ahead and gone full Belcher while still in Seattle.

We're starting Clark and Danna when our two best DE's are Dunlap and Karlaftis. Lol wtf.

IIRC, Danna and Karlaftis were on the field for the first play of the first series. So technically Danna and Karlaftis were your starters.

Dunlap had more burst than I expected. And the dude REALLY stands out; he's a massive guy who uses his power well.

Maybe using him in short bursts is the way to go about it. I really liked what I saw out of him and worry a bit about him being over-exposed.

I’d bet they are trying to keep dunlap fresh and will work george into the starting lineup as the season progresses.

Keep sleeping on Dana!!

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">George Karlaftis, Chris Jones and Mike Danna recorded six pressures each (!!) yesterday, per PFF. Only Maxx Crosby (7) had more among all players.<br><br>The Chiefs pressured Kyler Murray on 43% of his dropbacks.</p>&mdash; Matt McMullen (@KCChiefs_Matt) <a href="https://twitter.com/KCChiefs_Matt/status/1569360391473610759?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 12, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Wait, what? Thats either outright wrong or PFF has two completely different sets of contradicting analysts. What i saw Jones was attributed with 5 pressures and Karlaftis 3.